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Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
Taken to fIie AImahousa

some time ago farmer named Hob
son. who resides in Christians Hun
dred, took Anna Unbsu housr, a CIR
about 10 years OF sga. from home TO
trtendless children in Pottstowu, Pa
and had her bound 10 him. In "a shor
time she showed symptoms OF klepto
mania and as tho family found 1t i'm
possible 10 do anything with her. M
Hohson brought hor bsfore SOU re VI n.
desri't, who com United her 10 the IL
saue department of the slmshouse.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
A Serious Fall.

This morning as Peter 0aiias'l
employe of the Diam ond State
Company, was going TO his ~o'n
slipped on the ice near Third o.
bridge and fractured the bones u
left leg. He was placed In way. ~
Sergeant HcVey aud taken to "
station, where he was ATTENDED "
Ogle. As he is q single man, suu
no home except NJ @ boarding homo
was taken 10 the County HospitsE
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
To Per SION Claimant. and otbo,.

Members of Fifth and Sixth Regiments
Delaware Volunteers, should remember
that Sin unity there is strength" ant
further their own interests by calling OF
William II Hayward of Washington thi.
evening or 10 morrow OF this week, al No
5Oi Market street, headquarters smytf
Post, G A. X. The Office Of 8. Redmond
smith clerk United States Court, post
ofo,ec building, will be open for the &C
eoIAmodatton OF claim3uts Wednesday
evening, January 5.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
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An Aged Woman Killed

6HAMoKIE, Jan 3 "A braham Brad.
s1d wife, viii q Driving across Cameron
street crossing late on Sunday night
we're struck by Northern Central en-
CINE. mrs. Prady UAs instantly killed
ard mr. Brady was seriously injured
The COUPLE who are NEARLY 70 yeass old
resided m KaipDo TJwnship, and wtr
0r their wsy Rome after spending Sun
Gs, Nith married daughter here. Mrs
Brady sOr 9as e0nt uctoI on the trasi
TIM. III Ted rs-.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

PARIS, Jan. 3.-Russia has COT c.udef
arrangements for Obtaining from tn,
HeraeEts. OF Paris. a loan OF 70, 000, Coz
francs. The money 10 to be expenae e.
In constructing a canal from She east
ern extremity Of the Gnlf Of Perekop
10 the Black Sea, across the neck o
land joining the Crlnes TO the main
laud to the Sea Of Azov, in order t,
afford a direct water route from tn
fiI ei Don TO the Black SEA-.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
--S-S
A Soldier Dead

!. Lewis Eolen, son OF DR.. Wsb ;
formerly OF this city and collector y
port of Delaware, died at the rtsiatt
his father, 1919 North Twenty
street, Philadelphia on Saturday .ss'
hls funeral took place this mornihp
Q clock. Mr.. Nolen was captain
Second Delaware Regiment, and r +
ed good service during the war II
one OF five brothers, all having
through the war, but only two, ran
Alfred. now Ruryiye him,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
The knights Fair

There Was an increased sttehlSl
the Knights of Pythias Fair l.st e '
and number OF articles were ~
Of. Miss Estella Howell. No. ~ u
street, drew q very handsome IA.
dressing case and Col 3. NJ 81
Liebcrman, Thomas II Foreman az
scott each drew q jewel OF me o
There is still a number OF yaluaplt
cles TO be CHANGED of during the
among them being a handsome 1e'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
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Death of q Printer

James ID. Lewis died last nlsl'
residence Of his father, JONES !
No. 1916 French street He hsl
III OF a pulmonary complaint tof
siderable length OF time lie '
printer, and learned his trade vi.
Jsnes & Webb Company, bnt VI
was free he started = job once
own, at No 4 East Third sles'
was about % years o. age and q
ried. His death IN very much its
by a large circle OF friends. hlsl-
viii take place on Friday more
9 O'Clock; high mass a. b. "a
Church, ut 10. 30 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

The members of the WasA.Nt
Steam Fire Company have declos'
take a trip tome time this fall, w
bly, in septem Der, to Trenton, -
New York and probably Bostoni
meeting of the excursion con, r r
VIII bs held on Monday night W..
who con template going are inV''0
AL,onh.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
Roach Rsmano.a for Murpn,s Deaf,

Roach demanded for Murpny's Death
NoRRrsTowN, Jan. 3 Joseph Roach
who WAS this morning given = Hna
hearing on the change OF causing the
death of Michael Murphy, In Consho
bocken, was remanded 70 prison tc
await trial. The evidence before Squire
Haywood was fully reported in the
Press last Thursday, and to-day's testi.
mony was merely n reiteration.
All toe witnesses who were In Tercnc o.
Hoy's saloon, who're Murphy boarded,
on the day when he received the inju-
ries from which he died. were positive
that he had fallen down the stairs.
There WAS some difference in the testi-
mony OF the different Witnesses ~ TO
the time Of the occurrences preceding
Murphy's death.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
Fifth EDITH
IDota

Senator Gray returne,,,v
yesterday. % VIZ
The real estate belon,,,.
Andrew Peterson viii r. =, .
sale to-morr3w 1t 3 D. NJ, SUI
William and Sanuel r.
taken out letters tsstamo,UAa S
s s:tsse OF Mary I. CaOby' I.,l
II Some % Of the employ.. q, ,
Woslsn Mills ct Newa,s ~
evening for New York, vhs ,,'
secured good positions "'''
An election OF officer,
Mens Democratic Climb u Ivy. w
the ensuing year, will be h. ', y,
day evening, st their roon.
e1ort Ia being made to nal, a
desrift president. :
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

The Wilmington Rifle Club held
its usual weekly shooting match 81
Scheutzen Park yesterday afternoon
and as IL was the first Monday OF tn,
month the club badge was contested
for and won by Fl. B. Seeds with a.
excellent score. The Standard large
was used at 200 yards of hand, ara tht
following scores were made out of :
possible leo points:
BADGE MATCH.
II. B. Seeds, 49, c. Carleton, Ga; S. J
Newman, IS; w. A. Bacon, 80; j. T.
Newman, AZ; II. Simpson, AS; W
O'Conner, a.; j. Scott, IS.
PRACTICE MATCH
II b. Seeds, 35; J. Scott. 81 W. A.
Bacon 90; w. O'Conner, %; n Simp
SOD, 26; j Il Newman, "a; B J New
man, 20; @. Carleton. 10
The range has been greatly improved
and tight room CONSTRUCTED inside OF
the old shooting house. This is fitted
up with a Etoye and benches, where TIE
members can keep warm betwe cen tbs
shots. The new dou Bile Gliding target
invented by W. A. Bacon, is LoS Ia
ufa, aud is found to be- decided im
provement.
Inc Ballard Repeating Arms Gem
pany haa offered two rifiss OF theIr
make; ore repeater ard one sin gle
shot target rife. az prizsa for comReti-
tion among teams from the If5 clubs
and military companies frcm the United
States and Canada. One match Is 10 te
shot any time next week ard the second
match will be OF from February 10
inclusive The Wilmington C.ub
will enter 0 team of ten len for both
mat?aeP,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
A Roasted Pup

on Saturday last 4 lady In he Vi;
~ OF Tenth and LON bard s.resi
about going out 10 market. ba. "
going she took the prtosusmu W'
the stove oven door. When sherslgi
the aroma Of q roast stuck lei
irils. Not having put q roast y
stove before she left sht did not
The cause Of the queer seen. ,fsl
the house. ehe undertook Il OIL
ever, when she opened the stove
door and found 10 her disgust AZ
row that a small pet dog, VITO
into the oven when 1t was open 10
OF warm bed, Was litsraily tufa
orifn
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
Minor Accidents.

A little girl WE knocked down on tn,
ice last evening by a dog. as she was 90
ing home from school, and received Il
confused wound on her left cheek.
Jacob Boz ttzer fell on the ice at Second
and Monros streets, and sprained hi.
wrist. John Reese RET siding at No. 62t
West Front Street, was piling some luIn.
Der at Holiingsworth's yard when a board
slipped and struck him in the mouth
knocking out four OF his teeth. A little
girl who attends No 5 school fell on the
ice and in .urPl her knee
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

Jester q Mcdaniel have aho ~,
due lot ofIlliI OILS horses ut their n
iss, No. 4l9 West Front street, W.
they will sell at public sale Cd e ga
day afternoon. Several OF them NV
N5rman stock and well worth w =,
IGNITION of farmers ard teaDsters' i
have also q fine lot OF mules which
offer at private sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
a D,sest, Gus Explosion.

LONDON, Jan. 3-An explosion OF
gas occurred yesterday In the Cam
bridge Barracks ~ Portsmouth,. Six
soldiers were killed outright. Twenty
one we're found in and extricated from
tie fuinB. a Of tho resoGod are more
or less injured. O.heis sre still buried
In the debris, and 1t 10 not known
whether tLoy ara alive or not.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

Ia ica a ,bs Cssisftana is cbo1-
q re" i4c.a- .t..S, : tbs .auLel g.
kapt psr = tie - l4ttagr EnHnlas
np AID dosn. WarDer'5 and Bush'g
packers continue 10 make their regular
trips to Philadelphia, but they make
their trips in the day now instead of
the night while there is ice In the river
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
Strong Efforts TO Save johnson

MEDIA, jan. 3.--The case OF Samuel
Johnson, the condemned murderer OF
Join ShGrpless. IL to be taken to the
Supreme Court on g writ of error. Jas.
s. Cummins, Of counsel Tor the defence.
presented y long bill of exceptions in
oours bore Today, to be signed and
sealed In TIE presence of Judge CLAY ton.
Argument win be heard ON January "a.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
The walnut Street StabbinR

Charles Mchanus, the saloon keepe
who was stabbed In the stomach early
Friday morning In iron. OF Mike Cleary't
saloon, Sl7 Walnut street, by Jack Fog
arty, the pugilist, was improved in con
dition yesterday, and his physician en-
teitained hopes of his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
Fined for Assuming H,s wife

George Laws, coiorGd. was arraIgne9
OF rho Municipal Court this morning
charged with bsating bis wife. Ihe
evidence against him was positive, con
sequentiy he WAS aDjndged guilty, ard
sentenced to pay a mac Of IS and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

As James A. B.urke, n saloon keeper
At III Ia Maryland avenue, wss walk
Ing along his yard yesterday mornip q
he slipped on tho ice ana fell, breaking
his leg. He wss removed 10 the hC utf
where the fracture WAS reduced by 0
nhysinian
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

NEUROLOGICAL the parsonage oil
Nj. Hops M. 4. Church. Delaware Co.
"a, BY the Rev. Vim. II. Ohaifant, ON
Dec. 50, 1855. Mr.. Charles II. Leyero. Of
Phiiadeiphis, to Miss Mary Ann Guy, Of
Liewellyn, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

The STOCKHOLDERS OF the Dean Woolsn
Mills CompaDQ will hold meeting Cd
Wednesday, January 18th, at which
time It will TO definitely decided
whether the mill will 6e rebuilt or mot
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
The Courtney Case.

The casa of Mrs. Courtney, the az. ,e
widow of the late IL. b. CouIssI,
which 10 now entered In the CIPr,,
Court Of this county, will not %
until March. -
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

You should try our 90 or coo. teas.
They are pure goods and tho boat favor
OF anything at the price iu the city.
Crippen's, s East Second strict
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

Free OF charge. Your druggist will
refund your money If DIR. Buli's Cough
Syrup does not give you satisiaction
and cure your cough. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
An Agod murderss4 tets Mine Ys.r

An Agod Murdorsp Uets Nine Yenrs
soMgRvILLE, N. j., Jan. 8 In the
Somerset Oyer and Terminer Court TO
day Justice Magic sentenced Cathgrine
Keeven, Who killed her husband with
a sugar bowl, TO nine years at hard
labor In the Sta,e prison. Catharino IL
20.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

III ASSON'S OpaIPOUND SYRUP Or
1 ( lax lie tho best ana most reliable ar
tlcle known for the cure OF coughs, colds
huai anes'. ch-ostc catarrhs, ssrs throat
asthma, al all ,iiJeases OF tho throat and
lonss. no family should be without It,
re- sale BY q ). smith. corner delaware
a3eHae sad DUPONT street; J. !. HalIagher
no, 1868 and 20, Market street; r, w
en- Na aac IN West 18Th street; I. H.
NsrtmoIl. corner Sth ans al 4dlson streots
bilwofth, Northwest corner md AND
'eue sou streets. Wilmington. Del. d29-et
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

Pure peppers and spices, ths best in
the market. Orippen'a, 8 K ID sl
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

II you want to keen ,on,
and dry call 1t 800 Mar, ,r'
buy . pair OF mems bsays, w
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
& & & @ &

3 4r & & &
No. I. Sorrel mare, D ears old, 10 hands
high. weishs 1850 pounds, with lots OF bore
and good action.
No 2. Dalpls gray horse, o years old, ltS.
hAnos nigh, weighs 200 pounds. good bone,
Sood action, woii broken single.
nos n I. pair Of Olack horfes, 8 years
old, l55. hands nigh, weigh 2iO0 pounds
Will make good coseh or heArse team, hay.
Ing hne ryl and action, with lots OF bone.
to. b. Soffei marc years old, 10 hands
high, welghs 1850 pounds, with iets OF bone
and is win foAi by iull bred NJ rmap horse.
No. o. Bay marc, o yesrs Old, l5>. hands
i0hl ny full bred y orman horse.
No J.. Dapp!e gray mare, D years old, le
| hands high, welsh ls01 pound three. fouiths
nted Noruan, ald will ioll by a full bred
Norman horse.
NOS. bay mare. years Old TO-. hands
good driver.
tos. IA 10 Pair Of dapp,e gray mares. .
ara years Old, 10 hands high. weigh $500
toulds,. thfes-f.ur,hg Norman, an exua
| Rco pair Of mares
| ho. II, Bay hor.o, coming years old, lt
nan high, Weighs 1900, iois al bono and a
20 Il horse.
From No, u to . ynl 10 deserted to.
| morrow.
The horses can be ,een Alter Thursday.
IfRss-A credit OF dsys on notes with
approx cd end0rstr.
N posipoaeuen: or account Of the
Jod lot OF mules ~ prlvat. sale
JtSILK & MCOAkNIkL.
l.. ". Sudham K son Auc'r. a.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
BADGE MATCH,

II. B. Seeds, 73i c. Carleton, Ga; S. J
Newman, IS; w. A. Bacon, 50; j. T.
Newman, AZ; Fl. Simpson, as; W
O'Conner. A.; j. Scott, 43.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

LIZ OrvALu
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e.t'eC County,
1885, viii DO
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

Nov .asi Grand Rapids Is Ia the busi
ness of bulldlnz ssreef railway hnes.
xrsrsns franchises. sie-. would is not e
q good Hies 70 build and encourage al
tnst are saked irrf
Tbe Tal sass.-E Is zaArn opposed a.
building q = line np Js.Fsrson-sva. be-
csnae "a believed and ~a stig believe
fhas it - s shame 80 spol the driveway
10 shs Iake. ard seeeuslIr 10 mar she
tssuiY ~ ene of cur handsome=t ave
naes. The CcunciL hovsver. tharxht
di7srsatir. and thaf ~ . iarse na orisv
Ard. n onr i1dxms1f. r. weuid appear
stat n this Assy hare ecususted the
wishes of majority ~ tbeir canstisaaass
r6e veto of thsir scfioa ky fhs Navor
win court Cor 6ffis a. ths Afiesmss ~.
sonizht uudoubssii7 Fass tae msssars
ov-r his-besA
Tie Vsii.y CITY st-srt sri c4cie
reupaay vii seuizht crescent 3 rsasen
- tha Ccuucl. saasrss.az rna aires6g in.
sskiax tsr q frsnc1isa eus ottawa-sS q
rsldbrcck e.. lbroueh Ccf5ar5k au5
Tsrlor-sts aad risiu6s d-s7a ss No,sa
crit-are.. sn3 tssrca 20 tas norfberu
Eniss u ths s'ty They ssk tAs ios q
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

eslss 1ss. sll t-sY AZ asa tss 8 IA
ells4 serlss SEla e sfaxs - bfol.t-
N4F 49, aerta % t-zf s.xssE - = ~
i.saszg4 Sc nss6sfa h4i.s al rs ef4s.
1s.s L4tsf O. es s 1erss eaE 4ns. HIS
cs8i~ C01paaf says lAAl e Las ARGi-@a
y slls eirsa.i kzPals I0snaalp bsaze fef
gsfE4.ssloa - laud . daMay ln@ - een-
nees sfs ne eab.s s1i fa4 q rs 50.
Lars hoAs. sad tai ss-a psFnaisz'ea
ali bs xraaEsd - soon - TIE franeaias
Fsaged f0E Is zsTsu.
lie a5oss geoGsas segsiAsf stn re
Eeis Llas. 81 ooms ap for diaeesslon
ssllsat 81 tie CoaGeiL
bf14.lly, aaa % : seasEsi say, ths
, 4 49, asks3 HzakLD believes th@i visa
ser saa uaelsssf . sonpazy ct capita
as 80 alliLk sBd zaxloas y Dssild
ss-sss car aass taat gsrnlaa4lens Win lie
sf1tsr FszzFctaons. sc0aA bs granted.
s.ssFy r4llro4d. w1silsr korss. cable OF
i0eom0ags, . Eas motor hat i0oks towsrd
tLs ,lsFslo11asaE and zro~th u tAs city
-Asd Ia that we. VIII al patriotie
eitizsas. srs especially Interested The
co1.e eanles xho sssx lor street. Gar hAn-
eL,sas believe thAs sns lines vii pAy-d
thsy did rot thsY surely would noi
Z construct t1sn. Ihs roads cannot pay
aolsss tie people uss thsms-h the peo-
/ pls f.3s IN numbers slfze4snt 10 maze
ihs Ines pay, then ths hass srs public
Necessity. Ihs fact that street Failwsy
/ franchises now asked for msy SONS day
become VsIaAble. and TIE company 10
whom i, IL granted NAY ges rieh out Of
( it, should not Do taksn ss al argument
sgslnss granting franchise.
HE TxLzagAA- -hzaALD has not one
AZ 70 grind IN thsss street rAsiSay NAT
tsrs. We desire that everything shall De
doas 10 advance ths rapid growth Of tns
city sul that nothing shall % allowed 10
rstard il. II the franchise be ASKED FOR
by two companies then let It go 10 the
ous that viii do ths most for the city, or
the one that will pay into ths eity treas
ury the largest bonus FOR Il.
There Is 10 good and sufficient reason
Why TIE Belt Line connecting tns two
dspots shouid no. DE built. The srgu-
usns is made that 1t must cross all the
approaches 10 the river, and that Il would
30 a nuisance on many streets. Grant
thsL freight trzia would cause stop
page VI travel on one OF tbs streets that
eross tns bridges for, say, i've minutes.
Can il bs possible that this slight harm
could anywhers near balance the benefits
thai would be derived from Belt Line
connecting every railroad ia the city.
Meet sssuredly not.
The whole ci!y would Ike to see Grand
River made nsvigsbIs for the iargea'
boats-but IL il were. would not the swing
bridges stop the traffic OF the streets
infinitely more than the locomotive OF the
Belt LinsG
Tbs BsIt Line should be built, and al
the Council are going to provide for the
laying OF the JsfTarson-avs and Cherry st
hns, lst them also grant the franchises C
the Cable Road and encourage JERRY
BoYSroS's line - well.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
From the sunday IgLzsRAa HERALD.
PETOSKEY PLEASURES
HOP AT THE PaloEoF The NORTH
The Arlington still FUN of Guosts and
Gsyisty-Base Baii-fennis 1ourna-
usats-Ffsainx Excursions. Pleas
Trips, Etc, Etc.

f-fkN- tafNtas
Pz1osxsY, Aug. To-day was bright
aad warm. a typical September day, and
the people who are fortunate enough TO be
here are happy that the first tings of cold
weather Gid not drive them away. The
Arlington continues 70 be fall with twenty
guests out in cottages, and the hay fever
ties who are constantly arriving will keep
no the usual number % guests, and will
warrant toe house being kept open until
0stobe- Isl. Never was The Arlington go
9sy. New people whose prssencs give new
q n Co tae already brilliant society. aFrive
daily. and ton ghI the hop vas the most
brilliant 0f The season. TIE crowds attent-
lnx these hops have become 50 large
chat system ~ inv. stations hiss been resort
81 To- in order 20 restrict the attendance TO
guests of the house and desirable people of
fhe vicinity Charlie Miller assumes the
difficult task a. floor manager Vlth becom-
ing grace aad everybody IS cared ios with
The greatest consideration.
Aaonx Grand Rapids people present are
y sees Anna tsulhsid. saidie Naite. Doteie
r sseN Irs y u smiley. Mfs. i. VI John
stau Ms Harry Perkins Hrs r. a. Ma
shsws. NJ ard Mrs.. =. r. NirslOw, ar.
and Ers. p +. Noble. John White, Tom
Pierce. Wih Brown. and many others.
The Hsv Fever Association meets Tues
cay 70 discover tce different so-cailed cufes
for the msiad7. aad 70 further the progress
o tts association
Tie Fetoszsy Bali Ciub continues to
pursue i.s usual course aDd is
generally .hs icssr IN al games. ~ stest
achievement neinz defsst b. lhe0oyzan
~ score ~ t4.to ~. Tennis tournaments
sfs n order AMI on TUESDAY afternoon a
match rsms between WsauetoasinE. repre-
.satsa oy phi. " Mariner. ol Harvard. and
b. NeJnrran. of So. Louis. and the Airing
scn rerresenled hT .. ~. Norton. 4r.. and
j. s. Hsf both ~ iouisviiir. ~. VII sake
rIare Both sides are Qrite rro1c srt ln
tte use of lhs rsrqast. ano are confident ~
victory The WeauetonsinE piaYefs defea'
s.i she Hsraor peinf aggregation On We'd
uesiav bV to 8
Fisssare ir.ps % fhaflev9is. Aaesiaae
and Crooked Iske are ~ daily Occurrences,
/ snf tta fishermen af the party general y
( come back With iarge string 81 O. kcrcL
f. tazs ana pike Bay view is sbouf "a quiet
a. 4 nisce rsn Be- asf they exPect large
-rorsl- a. sae Hass ef the Michigan Con ,sr-
saess ahich eonmences sept 3. conlau-
* week er tE1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

One q me most rsmRrkEble meetirSs
aver SEEN within the boundaries % Mich
iZsn pas hsld 81 Detroit saturday syen-
i1g. indeed. 80 Vas q gathering fraught
stR more interest o. the American
continent than any gathering that has
been hsld aimee Revolutionary days, and
q uloss comprehensive report of u was
published exclusively Ia the IxLsasA4
HkRALD's Gispatches-shis being toe
only pspsr ia Grand Rapids 10 mention
the matter. The meeting was conysnsd
for tls parposs o. discussing the qnes-
noa Of commercial Union with Cansds.
The messing WA made up o. Delroits
representative business men, and was
most enthusiastic. Ihs question q
commercial ualon u one tnss - daily
increasing IN interest, and one upon
which Miohigsn especially Is ssssrning "a
look with favor Caaa1s IS already to'
II. and TIA United Stasss undoubtedly
soon eiH bs. A. ths Detroit meeting
Democrats and Republicans, Coaserys
tivss and Liberals alike we're united IL
favor u TIE ruion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
INpEPENpENT IouRNALIsM.


Some ol the party organs are caviling
a. indspsudsnt iournsllsm IN way THAI
- borria to sec Just a. HAErr's China
maa put ths cards up his siesva They
allow that an ilsdspendsat paper Gin
these wagiiks political uuesl. Is a coz
ard sstrids the gsnos. Al tins Il as
silly As it s uulust. Unless a nan ca 3
pronounced and aggressive bully, be
does nos mix With svery row on the street.
Egsn champion pnZihsss do not exhibit
sheir arsbi-dsxlsrisy p shat way; much
less = gentleman sad scholar. Who
knows now 10 lay about him on occasion.
A patriotic American citizen does not
csra to display his love q country By
fakinr siGes sad "a seliys part 10 every
cock fxhG
Dgs ao independent. non -parszsn joar-
nai IS seldom insctive-necd never be.
They iisCuss principles and men. snd
battle sga.rst tss wroag. instead OF
marching - tia rsb0le under psrti
Gan asz sad defending i. whether rigbs
or vreug Fheir ambition Is not 20 gst
Office. CT t0 pas taeir irieols in, bat
rather 70 advance every lr'ss snd noble
cause hy campaigning in = manner bosh
fearless and bsrolc. Hsnes shsy have
inHrenca. snd by naEshsling ihe "0si
snre - rover. h<zzey coatr8l tie
issres e ths lag.
Iasrs is - vide = coutTssf hsfveen
trus sfaissnsnsEip and modsrn gca.es
80 thsca . differences between . rcysl
tiger snd po.scat'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

saoi aeal,a Eooi mrra.e. zccTt sense ard
zr,si teuDsf afs ths ios- ess~ntis's fer q
seed wifs. Ihese Sc tae lr4lsEeE ssc les.
Arar skenl r0nss tne r,iner sar1r faees ~
z,od locks. scc1mniIst neuts fsnslF po-
sifian. .tc Nth tae #-st feur married
lffs will 30 corafsrtabls sed tsppq {atk-
og ritfsr .t ril - . niore ar isss Decree
4 fs ssfe { cnn ecod aeaith 1epends
largely ssod temper aad 9eci locks snt Cd
sr.,e extent anet anse siso ss TIE aesf
-s 80 n7ssf - stertet more cF 'sss ~ tts
1ess sss-sse. sa8 w wsia1s sfreuasct 7a frat
hsaIte fanuE nan. f Frrr ~iIs is fsI ~
MO state oI i1rsls sns. tret ~ a. tainTs
tv 81 resiore ner tEsita. Il she r. ssoaeled
~a teh ets-nz 'smeie weszus7seS Bar
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cars seT
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29


lack AlCi0ld PLAYED b4a yesterday. and
- : result ls allsiaS es0k~B arm
A smai eseilng house a. North Music
goa &as ds@tz-g ga - ere yesterday lzeIu-
ing
oit SETTLERS anaiysrsArF ossecfstion soa
p.ease tomorroa. 60 w3ii be grand s1kir,
aa4 .arzs atte1aznes from al parts q The
- airy - sexpec-sd.
A m.u hand n4ned Joseph browD Was
eroEnao ye5.sTasy oy i4liinx from dock
weiie intoxicsie.l. several nsn s4N him
as ks isll laso lAs watsr sac Tent - Dis
assistance ouE were unable 20 get him ouE
gntll lie IS - eKfilc5.
The tue prank Gsle vas burned % TIE
waters edge yesterday nhe went ous q
lAe -0outh % Fiek np a schooner. and 0n
th- return trsp asst after entering auskegon
Lake. TIRE wss discovered near ths boiler.
Tie sch0onsrs line wss dropped and tae
tuz headed f8g the pier a. intsrlsken fsrA
which soc reached in time 20 allow the
greN 70 escape, bat q Was impossible 70
extngulzn the IRE. Loss. $3.50. partially
Insured